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style

In flowers, the part of the carpel bearing the stigma at its tip. In some flowers it is very short or completely lacking, while in others it may be long and slender, positioning the stigma in the most effective place to receive the pollen.

Usually the style withers after fertilization but in certain species, such as rock clematis Clematis verticillaris, it develops into a long feathery plume that aids dispersal of the fruit.

style

In art, a particular artist's recognizable approach to a work of art, and their characteristic manner of expression. The term is also used to describe collectively artworks that share features in common, even if done by different artists, such as cubist or Impressionist style.



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With a warped, expressive style and a fevered network of connections among idols and villains--as well as the fact of Mayerson's recent low profile, this being his first solo outing in seven years--the artist plays at being a crackpot.
In these projects Weinberg has tended to work in an expressive style to direct the reading of his image.
But Mark Matousek's expressive style and turn of phrase make this a fine example of autobiographical prose, Written in the wake of his 1996 Sex Death Enlightenment, this latest memoir is about coming to grips with the absence of his father, the emotional bankruptcy of his mother, and the banal, pathological lives of his sisters.
 
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